Location: Annville
Top Restaurants in Annville
Top Things to do in Annville
Top 10 American food in Annville, Pennsylvania, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Annville, Pennsylvania, United States. Annville Township is a township and census-designated place in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 4,767 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Annville
10. Babes Grill House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By RonCam2008
We had dinner and drinks here. The place was lively and service was fantastic. The drinks were well done. My wife enjoyed a wonderful chocolate espresso martini. The food was excellent. We'll be back!
9. Hoss's Steak & Sea House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Hossâs Steak and Sea House is a family restaurant featuring fresh-cut steaks, seafood, and tender chicken entreesâ¦all cooked to order!Enjoy our fresh and wholesome Soup & Salad Bar with homemade soups, just-baked breads, fresh fruits, delicious desserts,
Reviewed By 99cooks111
Our server was wonderful. We arrived for a late lunch and the place was very clean and the buffet line was wonderfully stocked up. Every other Tuesday they have chicken and white bean chili and it is my favorite of all their soups. And it was great on this visit. This is the first visit to the Annville restaurant and we enjoyed it. We tried a new item for us (do not tell the calorie police) We shared a Whitefish Sandwich the we took to the buffet since we added a salad bar each, and topped the fish with cheese sauce and Cole slaw. It was great, but we will have to be watching our food far a couple days to pay for the splurge- but it was worth it.
8. Lisa's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By P6488DWkevinl
Stopped in for breakfast with my daughter while at a lacrosse tournament. Place was great. Felt like I was at a B&B. Service was friendly and food was outstanding. I had the French toast and eggs. They started us off with little cinnamon bread pieces which were amazing
7. The Annville Grille
Overall Ratings
3 based on 64 reviews
The Annville Grille is a new restaurant located in the Batdorf Building in the town of Annville, PA. The restaurant opened may 14th and is currently open from 7am - midnight daily. The phone number is 717-865-1326. We have eaten at another establishment b
Reviewed By Amber H
This place is a must if you are in the area. The service is super friendly, the food is really good, and the price is right. The wings are worth a trip all there own. It feels like a visit with old friends.
6. Funck's Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By wolfords46
very noisy - very dark - food is too expensive for a familyNot what I expected, and will not return - Funcks [ same family] in Indiantown Gap is MUCH WORSE
5. Corvette Grille and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Awesome comfort food, great beer and liquor selection, family friendly, cool entertainment and fun.
Reviewed By GREG E
Stopped while on a motorcycle ride with 13 bikes and 18 people. We called ahead and they set us up at 3 tables. Food came out in shifts so some were done eating while some were getting their food. Remember we had a large group so we didn't mind because the food was hot and delicious. If they would of tried to serve all at once it would have been cold and I wouldn't be giving this review. It was my 2nd time here and 1st for most. Both times the food was great. I almost forgot our waitress was tending bar and serving tables and I don't know how she did it but didn't make one mistake. She was awesome. Thanks Corvette we'll be back. Glade Obie recommended this place years ago.Thanks a lot and we really appreciate our customers!
4. Batdorf Restaurant & Banquet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By CT_MikeB
We had dinner on a Saturday night. Restaurant was hoping. Seating inside looked really nice in and old stone building but we choose to eat in the TikiBar which is partially outside. They have these big, garage doors that the can open up. Service was solid. We got a recommendation to try their sangria which my wife had and it it did not disappoint; it was delicious. She also tried a Margerita which was average. It's a brewery so they have their their own beer. I tried the Pale Ale which was delicious and hit the spot after a long day in Amish country. For dinner we had the jambalaya (without shrimp) and the Southwest burger. They were both awesome. The jambalaya had some nice heat without overwhelming the flavor. The medium rare burger was perfect. We had a great neat and walked back to our B&B
3. Harper's Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
Historic Harpers Tavern established in 1804. Open 7 days a week. Casual dining at it's finest!
Reviewed By jll11
My husband and I stopped for lunch on our drive from Maryland to New Jersey and were so happy we did. What a lucky choice. I had a BLT with onion rings and Joe has a turkey BLT with chips... both were delicious. While we were there a powerful thunderstorm knocked the lights out. Candles were lighted and the atmosphere turned very convivial! The bar was charming too and they have an upstairs room for special occasions. Our waitress was super. This place is a real find and weâll definitely be back!
2. The Mill in Hershey
Overall Ratings
4 based on 844 reviews
The Mill in Hershey, PA is a top-rated local favorite, known for its unique, rustic ambiance and farm-fresh ingredients. Located in what was once the historic Curry Feed Mill, a distinctive building in Hershey, Pennsylvania that dates back to the early 19
Reviewed By NYU62
This restaurant, located in an old Feed Mill, was so close to our Hotel, that we almost could have walked there. However, the weather was gloomy, rainy and cold that day (10/2), so we drove over in our rental car. Lots of parking in the large parking lot.We got there after 1 pm, and there were still many people having lunch. Were warmly greeted by the hostess, and managed to get a very nice window table. The inside of this historic mill has been turned into a lovely upscale restaurant. The atmosphere is charming.They had a list of their signature autumn cocktails on the table, and I decided to try the "Poached Pear Sangria". Was that ever good ! I usually stick to Margaritas, but now, I think I will be more adventuresome in the future. Didn't know what I was missing. My husband had a glass of wine. He ordered the "Wild Boar Meatballs", and I ordered a "Maryland Crab Cake Sandwich". Everything could not have been more delicious. Came to the table hot, and looking very appetizing. We ate everything on our plates. Service was excellent.We had one more chance to visit, and were all set to go, when we realized that they only open at 4 pm on Mondays, and this was a Monday (10/7), so had to go elsewhere. So disappointing, as this is a restaurant we could go to again and again.Hello, NYU62! Thank you for your business and for taking the time to leave us such a great review! We are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the food, drinks, service and atmosphere. The Poached Pear Sangria is definitely one of my favorites too. We hope you come back to see us again here at The Mill in Hershey the next time you are in town!
1. The Soda Jerk Diner & Dairy Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 615 reviews
Reviewed By PRSRJS
Although not an actual âdiner,â the decor is in the style of 1950s restaurants with a large counter and red and chrome stools and boomerang formica table tops. The menu is extensive with lots of options. I enjoyed a gyro omelette with home fries (which are hard to find in the style served here with actual potato slices). The coffee is bottomless and not over diluted. The diner also includes and old fashioned soda fountain (hence the name). I look forward to returning for an ice cream dish!
